“How does one become a poet?” is what the postman naively asks Pablo Neruda in the great movie Il Postino. I absolutely love Neruda’s answer.”Walk as slowly as you can on the beach..and it will come to you- the metaphors”.
When I read Tagore..I wonder the ingenuity of the inner painter who can make such magic with words…
I had a friend by the name Kiran who wreaked havoc on our sanity by making us read his poems!
And I believe deep inside, all of us want to play around with words…not just to feel like a poet but to be able to express like one.
And here are my feeble attempts to write something approaching a haiku
Raindrops falling pitter-patter,
The splash of a puddle.
-A poem.
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A drunken singer,
Humming an old song
-Mosquito.
Why use “humble” words like “feeble”?
Your last haiku was great!
- V
desi version is called kaiku;)
plates,glass a flower vase…
all headed for his head….
-a disgrunted wife
does that qualify for a haiku ????if yes then I was born with a talent for haiku
hahahaha!may be we should have a competition
thanks!
I was just trying to shed off my “she is sooo proud” image
I am no expert, but the mosquito one is pretty good
BPSK
hey! thank u…